5 Inch Penis Is Very Normal, Data Shows
Most men are about five inches long — and most women are fine with that.
Anecdotal and social scientific evidence suggests that men spend a disproportionate amount of time worrying about the size,shape, andfitness of their penises. Never mind that the averagepenis sizeis a mere five inches and that the vast majority ofwomen reportthat they are “very satisfied” with what their male partners are packing, men worry. It’s a source of anxiety that doesn’t seem to being going away for either growers or shower. But seeing the data first hand might make the average man feel better — or at least convince him that he doesn’t have problem between his legs.
Here’s the real data onpenis size, and it shows that having a 5-inch dick is very normal. Hopefully it makes men feel better. If not, we strongly recommenddeveloping confidence in specific oral skills.
Average Size Is A 5-Inch Penis
Scientists long suspected that the average erect penis hovered around five inches in length, across nationalities and age groups. Then, in 2014 a team of British physicians all but proved it.They combined 17 studies involving of 15,521 mento determine the average penis size once and for all, and their results are below. Beyond these average figures, researchers also found that erect penis length tends to be nearly identical to the length of a flaccid penis held stretched out.
More Than Half Of Men Think Their Penis Is Average-Sized
Most men rate their penises as “average sized” and most women agree that their partners have average-sized penises,according to a 2006 studyof more than 50,000 heterosexual men and women. Their self-reports are depicted, below. Interestingly, the researchers found a strong correlation between how men rated their penis sizes and how they rated their overall appearances. “ Self esteem might influence their estimate of penile size,” the authors note.
Women Are Basically Satisfied With Their Partners’ Penises
While that same study found that men were not content with their penis sizes (nearly half wished they were larger), but women were largely fine with it. Only 14 percent of women wished their partners had bigger penises, and 84 percent told researchers they wouldn’t change a thing. This final observation drives home a recurring message—there is a disconnect between what men and women want in a penis. Most men wish they were bigger; most women are glad they’re not.
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